New TT Heatsink

Capt_Caveman · Feb 4, 2005

Who knows if it's any good but it's a monster.
http://www.thermaltake.com/coolers/4in1heatpipe/cl-p0071SonicTower/cl-p0071.htm

Moto7451 · Feb 4, 2005

The shape of the fins looks like the top of two XP120s on their sides.

Zulu-1 · Feb 4, 2005

damn that looks like a beast!

archilochus · Feb 4, 2005

Strange looking cooler.. Kinda matches this case by THERMALROCK...

http://www.thermalrock.com/chassis/circle/circle.htm

please don't quote my pic.

crimedog · Feb 4, 2005

hilarious

it's worth mentioning that it was designed to be run fanless and if you have a 120mm exaust on the rear it'll probably get it plenty of airflow... could be good for low noise applications but who knows.

9mmCensor · Feb 4, 2005

Woot. More crap on the market.

Yuriman · Feb 4, 2005

As long as its under $30, it should be pretty decent for the price...but lol TT will sell it for $60 most likely. AHH LOOK FANLESS, SO YOU PAY MORE!!

subtotal · Feb 4, 2005

the pic of the base waws a bit small but from the looks of it, it could use a good lapping

germanjulian · Feb 4, 2005

huge, good thing nothing fits socket a and Lian Lie new cases

Radical · Feb 4, 2005

Looks pretty good to me, but I'll wait for reviews. It's huge too, so there will probably be compatibility issues.

archilochus · Feb 4, 2005

Looks like 3 stacks of CD's to me...

You'll know Thermaltake is changing their name to ThermalROCK....

I thought Chevy had that nommer... Like a ROCK... :burn:

syberspy9 · Feb 4, 2005

Thermal Rock AHAHAHwhat a load.....
any way that cooler looks like its made to snapa a mobo if you ask me.

i would just go for somthing better like the Asus Star Ice, because it is all copper its bigger more fins and it has a 120mm fan that should be about silent.

you can learn more about this cooler here
http://www.viperlair.com/reviews/cooling/air/heatsinks/asus/stice/

jabaro · Feb 4, 2005

Ridiculous... and ugly

Capt_Caveman · Feb 4, 2005

From Tom's Hardware, in order to get the Asus Star Ice to cool well, you need to crank the fan way up which results in lots of noise. Looks like the fan may only be a 80mm, compared to the 120mm you could add to the TT or even a XP-120.
http://www.tomshardware.com/firstlook/20050104/index.html

Gentleman · Feb 4, 2005

So this is what they did with all those AOL cds

squasher · Feb 4, 2005

lol, i love that
i happen to have a more redank product, the asus star ice already
yes it is loud at full speed, but it does its job very well my temps are around 32* (dont look at my sig thats wrong)
but i love that hs its just so dumb looking

Sneaky · Feb 4, 2005

it shows that you can mount a 120 mm fan to it

looks like it'll rip the damn mobo in half

idiots trying to compete with thermalright... thermaltake just doesnt know how to do it right...

BokiOverclocker · Feb 4, 2005

I think I could use that space for something better. :clap:

Electron Chaser · Feb 4, 2005

OMG What the hell is that. If it had the space to mount a few 120mm fans on it I may just give it a try. But since it is obviously passively cooled, and made by thermal-bake I think I will pass.

Needitcooler · Feb 4, 2005

That thing is freakin hugemongous. I see how I could mount 3 vantec tornados to it though. That might be interesting.

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